Anonymous
25 February 2010 at 20:39
A is having a house which he wants to mortage to bankto take a loan for business. The house is at the name of his grandmother who is dead and death certificate is available.
My question is that in case can he get any loan?
neeru20021
25 February 2010 at 15:27
some body have a institute. he provides training and all some diploma courses. He is an advocate. now he wann to know whether he can give certificate or not. he don't have any afiliation. if any afilation required from where he can
Supriyo Samaddar
25 February 2010 at 12:55
Can a private limited company become a partner in a partnership firm with three persons who are also the directors of the same company.
Anonymous
23 February 2010 at 14:20
My husband's elder brother is running a sole proprietorship business. My husband is also a silent sharer of profits therein. Now they want to enter into a partnership business. My husband's elder brother is having a CC Loan in proprietorship mortgaged upon my husband's vacant land. How will this loan be taken in the new partnership business?
MANOJ HARIT
23 February 2010 at 08:35
Sir, What is the period of limitation for the Bank to proceed under Sec - 13(4) of Sarfeasi Act after issuance of Notice under sec - 13(2). If a Notice u/s 13(2) is issued in Feb - 2007 can the Bank proceed under the Notice in March - 2010 or it is barred by Limitation?
Saj
22 February 2010 at 20:53
Is there any law telling that, the investor owns certain amount (%) of equity has to be in the director board of the company.
For instance, where is the position of an investor owns 3.5% of the total equity in a private limited company.
Any suggestion would be highly appreciated.
Saj
Sambhav Jain
22 February 2010 at 13:15
A public Ltd co issues Fully Secured NON convertable debentures to LIC MF. The total outstanding due are Rs.10 crores including principal and interest. Later LIC MF has assigned its debt to a PVT Bank. and Deed of assingment has been executed.
My question is that whether Pvt Bank has any right to claim under SARFAESI act or DRT Act even though LIC MF has no right under SARFAESI and DRT Act
Anonymous
22 February 2010 at 11:34
Dear Mr. RR Krishna, Mr B K R Rao and Mr. K Thadhani kindly refer my quary regarding corporate law posted on 12.02.2010. Many many thanks for your kind suggestion. Trust to get support in future also.Mr. Thadhani as you advised to get involved with reputed corporate law firm in this concern would like tell you that i have tried a lot but the firm which have agreed to retain me have provided very negligible ctc as compared to the present. But i shall try a lot so long i get a better because i want better exposure. Can you refer any good reputed solicitor firm of Kolkata. Please, if you have.
Regards,
SRY
21 February 2010 at 11:31
I have submitted my resignation letter to my C.A but have not signed any share transfer forms or Form E etc.
1)Will my resignation process complete, the resignation letter being the only document in the entire process?
Regards,
Sanjay Yadav
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